San Francisco Mayor Alioto to testify in grand jury probe
San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto, central to a 2.2 million fee splitting case, was to testify Wednesday before a federal grand jury. He arrived in Seattle after paying 530000 to John J. OConnell and 272000 to George Faler for legal work in antitrust settlements with electrical equipment manufacturers.
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Seattle
San Francisco
Joseph Aliote
Aliata
Olympic Hotel
Alioto
Washington
John J. O'Connell
George Faier
O'Connell
Iui
Connell
Genera Bath
Faler
Alinta
Switzerland
Kenneth MacDonald
Vollee
California Attorney General forms environmental task force
Environmental task force in San Francisco will target pollution and waste with subcommittees on air and water pollution land use pesticides and solid waste disposal. The panel coordinates with county counsels and district attorneys and uses common law powers to address public interest. A Southern California group will follow. Members include Phillip Berry Victor Calvo Paul De Falca Homer H Hyde and Melvin B Land.
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San Francisco
Atorney
Evelle J Younger
Younger
California
Phillip §. Berry
Sierra Chile
Victor Calvo
Bay Area Air Pollution Control District
Paul de Falca
Environmental Protection Agency
Homer H. Hyde
Regional Water Quality Central Board
Melvin B. Land
Bay Conservation and Development Commission
Teens terrorize train passengers in New York melee
Police arrested six of about 300 high school students after a rampage on a subway train at Stind Street station around 4 20 p m. EST. Passengers were beaten, several had bloody noses and lips, and officers said many youths caused most of the trouble. The group came from Julia Richman High School which had reopened that day after a month of closure due to violence.
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New York
UPI
Stind Street
Wamer
Julia Richman High School
Tinnie to stay mim on murders
Florence Arizona United Press report notes Winnie Ruth Judd remains defiant about telling the Story of the killings. She seeks parole with a condition she could profit from a written account if released and signed formal paperwork. Judd killed five women in 1931 and spent decades in custody with escapes and hospital confinement.
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Florence, Ariz
UPL
Winnie Ruth Judd
Walter Michael
Judd
Parole Board
Mrs. Dudd
Frain Orjain
Apollo 14 crew warned by Shepard Mitchell Roose on lunar navigation
Space Center Houston reports Apollo 14 briefing where Alan Shepard Edgar Mitchell and Stuart Roosa advised Scott Worden Irwin to beware lunar terrain tricks. They noted a 40 foot ridge near Cone Crater and that misjudged distances could have left climbers off course within minutes.
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India
Syci
Shepard
Mitchell
Robin P. Bren
Brett
Everett Gihsim
Cone Crater
Promoter Charged in Union Fund Misuse Case
A federal grand jury in Chicago indicted promoter Thomas A. Shaheen Jr and associates for kickbacks and conspiracies tied to the Barbers Union pension fund. The case links Shaheen, Joseph De Paola, May Rikp Jr, and Steven/Columbia Financial to alleged fraud and improper land deals. the fund faces potential bankruptcy as loans sour and assets dwindle. The pension plan, once worth hundreds of millions, shows delinquencies and mounting losses amid investigations and political scrutiny.
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Washington
Barbers Union
Hint
Aang Yin
Tawweather Financial
Bobby Baker
Pension Plan
Grand Jury
Threakson Individent
Federal Grand
Chicago
Justine Department
Thomas A. Shaheen Jr
California
Shaheen, Black
Columbia
de Paola
Nevtion
Fand Tans Sn
de Pavla
Shaheen
Labor Department
Associated Press
Barbers’ Fund
Shas Hoon
Morgage
Winthrop Laawrence Corp
Winthrop Lawrence
DuPont board chair Copeland faces bankruptcy filings
Columbia Financial Corp. ownership and Lammot du Pont Copeland Jr. as board chair were noted as he filed for reorganization under the bankruptcy act with debts near 60 million and assets under half that. Shortly after, Winthrop Lawrence also filed for reorganization, per Justice Department sources citing assurances from Shaheen's attorney F Lee Bailey that Shaheen would attend trial, with no formal extradition proceedings planned.
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Columbia Financial Corp
Lammot du Pont Copeland Jr
DuPont Sot
Copeland Jr
Winthrnp Lawrence
Justice Department
Shaheen
F. Lee Bailey
Pressure on Lt Calley stressed by psychiatrist testimony
FT Benning Ga UPA reports a psychiatrist said Lt William L Calley Jr was overwhelmed by pressure from above and combat stress during the My Lai operation, impairing his ability to judge legality of orders or premeditate killings. Dr. Crane testified Calley could not form intent to kill under stress. Prosecutors pressed for more on Calley’s mental state.
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FT. Benning
UPA
William L. Calley Jr
My Lai
David G. Crane
Indianapolis
Indianapolis University
Calley
Crane
Ernest L. Medina
Capi
Aubrey M. Daniel II
Daniel
Kennedy condemns Vietnamization as policy of violence
Senator Edward M Kennedy says the Vietnamization policy amounts to violence. He claims it has led to invasions of Cambodia and Laos and broad war expansion, addressing BRM for Peace in Vietnam at a Businessmen’s meeting.
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Washington
Edward M .Mass
Toe
Cambodia
Laos
Secretary Stans Names Candidate for Governor Race
Commerce Secretary Stans backs John Altath with minority enterprise claim. The article notes he aimed to run GOP gubernatorial nomination in a turbulent race, replacing Thomas Roeser who left the post months earlier.
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Washington
I- Commerce
Wauric
Stans
John H. Altatfer
Torr
Thomas P. Roeser
Polf
O'Hair seeks ban on astronauts praying on Moon flight
Atheist activist Madalyn Murray O'Hair urged the Supreme Court to bar American astronauts from religious activities on Moon missions. DOJ lawyers argued against the suit, which has been dismissed in lower courts. the case ties to historic debates over church and state in space exploration.
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Washington
OPH
Madamy Murray O'Hair
Justice Department
Supreme Court Thesday
Christe Yy
AtAmeod
Phang Staglo
Lai Gore
Sen Levine
Neil Armstrong
Dwn Aldrin
Apollo
Ercuys von
Arson charge Chief's sons to stand trial in Bristol
Police chief Vincent Facagalli faces shock as his stepsons Douglas Cancer and Emilio Cancer along with Madeline Delia and Mary Winslow Guenther surrender to arson charges tied to a Selective Service office fire that destroyed over a third of Bucks County draft records. John Martin Jr. was previously arrested in the same case.
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Bristol
Vincent Facagalli
Bucks County
Douglas Cancer
Emilio
Faragalli
Madeline Mary Delia
Mary Winslow Guenther
Millbrook
N.Y
John Martin Jr
Marie Caucci
Poe
Rockefeller proposes private corps for 110 new towns
Rockefeller urges creation of a private development corporation and a fed era agency to launch 110 new towns with seed funding of 10 billion dollars. He predicts rapid urban growth, urges private enterprise to lead rehabilitation, cites Columbia Maryland as Chase Manhattan Bank project with 12 thousand residents now and 116 thousand planned by the 1980s.
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New York
David Rockefeller
Chase Manhattan Bank
Federa
Rockefeller
Regional Plan Association
Chase Bank
Columbia
Baltimore
Washington
Connecticut General Life, Insurance Co
Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association of America
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